Supply chain and logistics management made easy methods and applications for planning, operations, integration, control and improvement, and network design

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Myerson, Paul A.
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Old Tappan, New Jersey Pearson Education 2015
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Collection: O'Reilly - Collection details see MPG.ReNa
Table of Contents:
  • Note continued: pt. VI Supply Chain and Logistics Measurement, Control, and Improvement
  • ch. 17 Metrics and Measures
  • Measurement and Control Methods
  • The Evolution of Metrics
  • Data Analytics
  • Measurement Methods
  • Measurement Categories
  • Balanced Scorecard Approach
  • Customer Service Metrics
  • Operational Metrics
  • Financial Metrics
  • SCOR Model
  • Supply Chain Dashboard and KPIs
  • Indicators
  • Benchmarking
  • ch. 18 Lean and Agile Supply Chain and Logistics
  • Lean and Waste
  • History of Lean
  • Value-Added Versus Non-Value-Added Activities
  • Waste
  • Lean Culture and Teamwork
  • Lean Teams
  • Kaizen and Teams
  • Team and Kaizen Objectives
  • Value Stream Mapping
  • VSM Benefits
  • Lean Tools
  • Standardized Work
  • 5S-Workplace Organization System
  • Visual Controls
  • Facility Layout
  • Batch Size Reduction and Quick Changeover
  • Quality at the Source
  • Point-of-Use Storage
  • Total Productive Maintenance
  • Pull/Kanban and Work Cells
  • Note continued: Types of Forecasts
  • Demand Drivers
  • Forecasting Process Steps
  • Quantitative Versus Qualitative Models
  • Qualitative Models
  • Quantitative Models
  • Product Lifecycles and Forecasting
  • Introduction
  • Growth
  • Maturity
  • Decline
  • Time Series Components
  • Time Series Models
  • Associative Models
  • Correlation
  • Seasonality
  • Multiple Regression
  • Forecasting Metrics
  • Forecast Error Measurement
  • Demand Forecasting Technology and Best Practices
  • ch. 4 Inventory Planning and Control
  • Independent Versus Dependent Demand Inventory
  • Types of Inventory
  • Costs of Inventory
  • Carrying or Holding Costs
  • Ordering Costs
  • Setup Costs
  • Total Cost Minimized
  • Economic Order Quantity Model
  • Basic EOQ Calculation
  • Reorder Point (ROP) Models
  • Fixed-Quantity Model
  • Fixed-Period Model
  • Single-Period Model
  • ABC Method of Inventory Planning and Control
  • Realities of ABC Classification
  • Other Uses for ABC Classification
  • Note continued: Process
  • Analyze
  • Support
  • Reverse Logistics as a Strategy
  • Using Reverse Logistics to Positively Impact Revenue
  • Other Strategic Uses of Reverse Logistics
  • Reverse Logistics System Design
  • Product Location
  • Product Collection System
  • Recycling or Disposal Centers
  • Documentation System
  • Reverse Logistics Challenges
  • Retailer-Manufacturer Conflict
  • Problem Returns and Their Symptoms
  • Cause and Effect
  • Reactive Response
  • Managing Reverse Logistics
  • Gatekeeping
  • Compacting the Distribution Cycle Time
  • Reverse Logistics Information Technology Systems
  • Centralized Return Centers
  • Zero Returns
  • Remanufacture and Refurbishment
  • Asset Recovery
  • Negotiation
  • Financial Management
  • Outsourcing
  • Reverse Logistics and the Environment
  • Supply Chain Sustainability
  • Green Logistics
  • ch. 11 Global Supply Chain Operations and Risk Management
  • Growth of Globalization
  • Factors Influencing Globalization
  • Includes bibliographical references and index
  • Note continued: Distributor Storage with Last-Mile Delivery
  • Manufacturer or Distributor Storage with Customer Pickup
  • Retailer Storage with Customer Pickup
  • Impact of E-Business on the Distribution Network
  • Location Decisions
  • Strategic Considerations
  • Location Decision Hierarchy
  • Dominant Factors in Manufacturing
  • Dominant Factors in Services
  • Location Techniques
  • Location Cost-Volume Analysis
  • Weighted Factor Rating Method
  • Center of Gravity Method
  • The Transportation Problem Model
  • Technology
  • Careers
  • ch. 16 Facility Layout Decision
  • Types of Layouts
  • Product Layouts
  • Process Layouts
  • Hybrid Layouts
  • Cellular (or Work Cell) Layouts
  • Fixed-Position Layout
  • Facility Design in Service Organizations
  • Designing and Improving Product Layouts
  • Assembly Line Design and Balancing
  • Work Cell Staffing and Balancing
  • Warehouse Design and Layout Principles
  • Design and Layout Process
  • Technology
  • Careers
  • Note continued: Lean and Six Sigma
  • ch. 19 Outlook for Supply Chain and Logistics Management
  • Supply Chain and Logistics Career Outlook
  • Trends in Supply Chain and Logistics Management
  • Supply Chain Trends
  • Logistics Trends
  • Supply Chain Leadership Trends
  • Supply Chain Technology Trends
  • Conclusion
  • Note continued: Accumulation, Mixing, and Sorting
  • Postponement
  • Allocation
  • Market Presence
  • Warehouse Design and Layout
  • Size of Facility
  • Facility Layout
  • Warehouse Operations
  • Packaging
  • Key Metrics
  • Customer-Facing Metrics
  • Technology
  • Warehouse Management Systems
  • Yard Management Systems
  • ch. 9 Order Management and Customer Relationship Management ...
  • Order Management
  • Order Placement
  • Order Processing
  • Order Preparation and Loading
  • Order Delivery
  • Customer Relationship Management
  • Customer Service
  • Customer Relationship Management
  • Technology
  • ch. 10 Reverse Logistics and Sustainability
  • Reverse Logistics Activities
  • Repairs and Refurbishing
  • Refilling
  • Recall
  • Remanufacturing
  • Recycling and Waste Disposal
  • Returns Vary by Industry
  • Publishing Industry
  • Computer Industry
  • Automotive Industry
  • Retail Industry
  • Reverse Logistic Costs
  • Reverse Logistics Process
  • Receive
  • Sort and Stage
  • Note continued: Inventory Control and Accuracy
  • Cycle Counting
  • Key Metrics
  • Inventory Planning and Control Technology
  • Software
  • Hardware
  • Careers
  • ch. 5 Aggregate Planning and Scheduling
  • The Process Decision
  • Goods and Service Processes
  • Planning and Scheduling Process Overview
  • Aggregate Planning
  • S & OP Process
  • Demand and Supply Options
  • Aggregate Planning Strategies
  • Master Production Schedule
  • Production Strategies
  • System Nervousness
  • Material Requirements Planning
  • Bill of Materials
  • MRP Mechanics
  • Short-Term Scheduling
  • Types of Scheduling
  • Sequencing
  • Finite Capacity Scheduling
  • Service Scheduling
  • Technology
  • pt. III Supply Chain Operations
  • ch. 6 Procurement in the Supply Chain
  • Make or Buy
  • Outsourcing
  • Other Supply Chain Strategies
  • The Procurement Process
  • Identify and Review Requirements
  • Establish Specifications
  • Identify and Select Suppliers
  • Determine the Right Price
  • Note continued: Issue Purchase Orders
  • Follow Up to Ensure Correct Delivery
  • Receive and Accept Goods
  • Approve Invoice for Payment
  • Key Metrics
  • Technology
  • ch. 7 Transportation Systems
  • Brief History of Transportation Systems in America
  • Transportation Cost Structure and Modes
  • Transportation Costs
  • Modes
  • Legal Types of Carriage
  • For Hire
  • Private
  • Transportation Economics
  • Transportation Cost Factors and Elements
  • Rates Charged
  • Effects of Deregulation on Pricing
  • Pricing Specifics
  • Documents
  • Domestic Transportation Documents
  • International Transportation Documents
  • Key Metrics
  • Technology
  • ch. 8 Warehouse Management and Operations
  • Brief History of Warehousing in America
  • Economic Needs for Warehousing
  • Types of Warehouses
  • Warehouses by Customer Classification
  • Warehouses by Role in the Supply Chain
  • Warehouses by Ownership Type
  • Warehouse Economic Benefits
  • Consolidation
  • Note continued: Quick Response
  • Efficient Consumer Response
  • Collaborative Planning, Forecasting, and Replenishment
  • ch. 14 Supply Chain Technology
  • Supply Chain Information
  • Supply Chain Information Needs
  • Supply Chain Software Market
  • Supply Chain Planning
  • Supply Chain Execution
  • Other Supply Chain Technologies
  • SCM System Costs and Options
  • Best-in-Class Versus Single Integrated Solution
  • Consultants
  • Current and Future Trends in Supply Chain Software
  • Short-Term Supply Chain Technology Trends
  • Emerging Supply Chain Technology Trends
  • pt. V Supply Chain and Logistics Network Design
  • ch. 15 Facility Location Decision
  • The Importance of Facility Location When Designing a Supply Chain
  • Supply Chain Network Design Influencers
  • Types of Distribution Networks
  • Manufacturer Storage with Direct Shipping
  • Manufacturer Storage with Direct Shipping and In-Transit Merge
  • Distributor Storage with Carrier Delivery
  • Note continued: Reasons for a Company to Globalize
  • Global Supply Chain Strategy Development
  • International Transportation Methods
  • Ocean
  • Air
  • Motor
  • Rail
  • Global Intermediaries
  • Global Supply Chain Risks and Challenges
  • Questions to Consider When Going Global
  • Key Global Supply Chain Challenges
  • Risk Management
  • Potential Risk Identification and Impact
  • Sources of Risk
  • Supply Chain Disruptions
  • Risk Mitigation
  • pt. IV Supply Chain Integration and Collaboration
  • ch. 12 Supply Chain Partners
  • Outsourcing
  • Reasons to Outsource
  • Steps in the Outsourcing Process
  • Supply Chain and Logistics Outsourcing Partners
  • Traditional Service Providers
  • Third-Party Logistics Providers
  • Fourth-Party Logistics Service Providers
  • ch. 13 Supply Chain Integration Through Collaborative Systems
  • Internal and External Integration
  • Internal Integration
  • External Integration
  • Supply Chain Collaboration Methods: A Closer Look
  • Machine generated contents note: pt. I Supply Chain and Logistics Management: Overview
  • ch. 1 Introduction
  • Supply Chain Defined
  • SCOR Model
  • An Integrated, Value-Added Supply Chain
  • The Value Chain
  • Leveraging the Supply Chain
  • Supply Chain Strategy for a Competitive Advantage
  • Segmenting the Supply Chain
  • The Global Supply Chain and Technology
  • ch. 2 Understanding the Supply Chain
  • Historical Perspective
  • Value as a Utility
  • Organizational and Supply Chain Strategy
  • Mission Statement
  • SWOT Analysis
  • Strategic Choices
  • Supply Chain Strategy Elements and Drivers
  • Supply Chain Strategy Methodology
  • Supply Chain Opportunities and Challenges
  • Supply Chain Talent Pipeline
  • Career Opportunities in Supply Chain and Logistics Management
  • Growing Demand
  • pt. II Planning for the Supply Chain
  • ch. 3 Demand Planning
  • Forecasting Used to Be Strictly Like "Driving Ahead, Looking in the Rearview Mirror"
  • Forecasting Realities